Sentence examples for reference to the performance from inspiring English sources
The Strategies column last Sunday, about a study of initial public offerings, included an erroneous reference to the performance of Yahoo.
Some examples of Mechatronic systems are described with particular reference to the performance enhancement obtained via integrated design.
This ideal of learned spontaneity might be explained with reference to the performance of a highly trained athlete or, to bring out its aesthetic dimension, a dancer.
The test-structure architecture, experimental set-up, results and conclusions are discussed, with reference to the performance benefits of this technology for future space applications.
English proficiency is typically measured through the use of standardized tests that involve the uniform administration of structured questions to children to assess language abilities, often with reference to the performances of a normative population based on monolingual speakers of English.
In the essay on King Lear, which he entitled simply "Lear", Hazlitt makes no references to the performances of any actors.
In the rest of this section, Algorithm III is explained by reference to the EPSNR performance of Figure 7c.
They made a comparison between Docker and Flockport with reference to the native performance and they found that only I/O intensive operations suffer the impact of a higher overhead for containers.
The larger dynamic range imparts TaqMan Gene Expression Assays with superior detection sensitivity (limit of detection ~ 1 5 copies per reaction [ 20]); we therefore used the TaqMan Gene Expression Assay data set as the reference to evaluate the performance of the two microarray platforms in terms of detection sensitivity and accuracy.
The Coriolis mass flowmeter was used as the reference to check the performance of the two vortex flowmeters.
These important resemblances in fact open up possibility of applying powerful classifier in the Hamming domain such as binary support vector machine (SVM) without having to suffer from a poorer discretization performance with reference to the actual classification performance.
